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		+	An excellent blog post from [[User:RobPollard\|Rob Pollard]], winner of our student architect essay competition.

−	~~An excellent blog post from [[User%3ARobPollard\|Rob Pollard]], winner of our student architect essay competition.~~	+	-----
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	As an architecture student, and having recently researched and written an essay myself, I feel that Designing Buildings Wiki is an excellent source of information for fellow students. Other than the RIBA library, there are very few dedicated resources where students can research architectural history and theory. Designing Buildings Wiki gives us an instant-access online resource with a helpful encyclopaedic format. This a great resource for research and it also allows us to publish our own work online.		As an architecture student, and having recently researched and written an essay myself, I feel that Designing Buildings Wiki is an excellent source of information for fellow students. Other than the RIBA library, there are very few dedicated resources where students can research architectural history and theory. Designing Buildings Wiki gives us an instant-access online resource with a helpful encyclopaedic format. This a great resource for research and it also allows us to publish our own work online.

−	For my own essay ‘[[~~The%20architectural%20profession~~\|The History of the Architect as a Profession]]’ I had to travel to London to use the RIBA library. I wanted to include a list of the bodies that govern the architectural profession in different countries around the world, but couldn’t find comprehensive, up to date information anywhere. There was very little online, and my university library was only of limited help. So I had to compile a list from scratch myself by searching for each individual governing body.	+	For my own essay ‘[[The_architectural_profession\|The History of the Architect as a Profession]]’ I had to travel to London to use the RIBA library. I wanted to include a list of the bodies that govern the architectural profession in different countries around the world, but couldn’t find comprehensive, up to date information anywhere. There was very little online, and my university library was only of limited help. So I had to compile a list from scratch myself by searching for each individual governing body.
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−	Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the rest of the research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture "governing bodies" – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.	+

−	~~[[User%3ARobPollard\|Rob Pollard]]~~	+	Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the rest of the research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture "governing bodies" – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.

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	Check out the other winners of our student competitions		Check out the other winners of our student competitions
−	*[[Announcing%20our%20student%20engineer%20winner\|The winners of the student engineer competition...]]
−	*[[Announcing%20our%20student%20architect%20winner\|The winners of the student architect competition...]]

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−	~~'''~~Smart cities ~~'''~~- Great new article by Buro Happold	+	-----
		+	Smart cities - Great new article by Buro Happold

	50% of the population lives in cities, but they account for 75% of the consumption and 75% of the pollution…Smart Cities should be about more than just technology….they should also balance opportunities through smart planning, design and construction...		50% of the population lives in cities, but they account for 75% of the consumption and 75% of the pollution…Smart Cities should be about more than just technology….they should also balance opportunities through smart planning, design and construction...

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Designing Buildings at 12:19, 21 February 2013

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	For my own essay ‘[[The%20architectural%20profession\|The History of the Architect as a Profession]]’ I had to travel to London to use the RIBA library. I wanted to include a list of the bodies that govern the architectural profession in different countries around the world, but couldn’t find comprehensive, up to date information anywhere. There was very little online, and my university library was only of limited help. So I had to compile a list from scratch myself by searching for each individual governing body.		For my own essay ‘[[The%20architectural%20profession\|The History of the Architect as a Profession]]’ I had to travel to London to use the RIBA library. I wanted to include a list of the bodies that govern the architectural profession in different countries around the world, but couldn’t find comprehensive, up to date information anywhere. There was very little online, and my university library was only of limited help. So I had to compile a list from scratch myself by searching for each individual governing body.

−	Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the rest of the research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture governing bodies – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.	+	Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the rest of the research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture "governing bodies" – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.

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Designing Buildings at 12:50, 20 February 2013

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−	'''Smart cities '''- Great new article by Buro Happold~~</span~~	+	'''Smart cities '''- Great new article by Buro Happold

	50% of the population lives in cities, but they account for 75% of the consumption and 75% of the pollution…Smart Cities should be about more than just technology….they should also balance opportunities through smart planning, design and construction...		50% of the population lives in cities, but they account for 75% of the consumption and 75% of the pollution…Smart Cities should be about more than just technology….they should also balance opportunities through smart planning, design and construction...

−	[[~~Smart_cities~~\|Read more...]]	+	[[Smart%20cities\|Read more...]]

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−	~~Articles needed~~	+	'''Smart cities '''- Great new article by Buro Happold</span

−	~~Can you help? We have compiled a list~~ of ~~articles we know~~ the ~~site is missing. If any are~~ in ~~your subject area then why not start writing? Even if you just begin an article~~, for ~~others to develop~~...	+	50% of the population lives in cities, but they account for 75% of the consumption and 75% of the pollution…Smart Cities should be about more than just technology….they should also balance opportunities through smart planning, design and construction...

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Designing Buildings at 06:52, 19 February 2013

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	As an architecture student, and having recently researched and written an essay myself, I feel that Designing Buildings Wiki is an excellent source of information for fellow students. Other than the RIBA library, there are very few dedicated resources where students can research architectural history and theory. Designing Buildings Wiki gives us an instant-access online resource with a helpful encyclopaedic format. This a great resource for research and it also allows us to publish our own work online.		As an architecture student, and having recently researched and written an essay myself, I feel that Designing Buildings Wiki is an excellent source of information for fellow students. Other than the RIBA library, there are very few dedicated resources where students can research architectural history and theory. Designing Buildings Wiki gives us an instant-access online resource with a helpful encyclopaedic format. This a great resource for research and it also allows us to publish our own work online.

−	For my own essay ‘[[The%20architectural%20profession\|The History of the Architect as a Profession]]’ I had to travel to London to use the RIBA library. I wanted to include a list of the bodies that govern the architectural profession in different countries around the world, but couldn’t find a comprehensive, up to date ~~list~~ anywhere. There was very little ~~information~~ online, and my university library was only of limited help. So I had to compile a list from scratch myself by searching for each individual governing body.	+	For my own essay ‘[[The%20architectural%20profession\|The History of the Architect as a Profession]]’ I had to travel to London to use the RIBA library. I wanted to include a list of the bodies that govern the architectural profession in different countries around the world, but couldn’t find comprehensive, up to date information anywhere. There was very little online, and my university library was only of limited help. So I had to compile a list from scratch myself by searching for each individual governing body.

	Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the rest of the research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture governing bodies – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.		Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the rest of the research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture governing bodies – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.

Designing Buildings at 06:48, 19 February 2013

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	Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the rest of the research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture governing bodies – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.		Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the rest of the research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture governing bodies – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.

−	[[User~~:RobPollard~~\|Rob Pollard]]	+	[[User%3ARobPollard\|Rob Pollard]]

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	Check out the other winners of our student competitions		Check out the other winners of our student competitions
−	*[[~~Announcing_our_student_engineer_winner~~\|The winners of the student engineer competition...]]	+	*[[Announcing%20our%20student%20engineer%20winner\|The winners of the student engineer competition...]]
−	*[[~~Announcing_our_student_architect_winner~~\|The winners of the student architect competition...]]	+	*[[Announcing%20our%20student%20architect%20winner\|The winners of the student architect competition...]]

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	Can you help? We have compiled a list of articles we know the site is missing. If any are in your subject area then why not start writing? Even if you just begin an article, for others to develop...		Can you help? We have compiled a list of articles we know the site is missing. If any are in your subject area then why not start writing? Even if you just begin an article, for others to develop...

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Designing Buildings at 06:48, 19 February 2013

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−	~~Below we have an~~ excellent blog post from [[User%3ARobPollard\|Rob Pollard]], winner of our student architect essay competition.	+	An excellent blog post from [[User%3ARobPollard\|Rob Pollard]], winner of our student architect essay competition.

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−	As an architecture student, and having recently researched and written an essay myself, I feel that Designing Buildings Wiki is an excellent source of information for fellow students. Other than the RIBA library, there are very few dedicated resources where students can research architectural history and theory. Designing Buildings Wiki gives us an instant-access online resource with a helpful encyclopaedic format. ~~Not only is this~~ a great resource for research, it also allows us to publish our own work online.	+	As an architecture student, and having recently researched and written an essay myself, I feel that Designing Buildings Wiki is an excellent source of information for fellow students. Other than the RIBA library, there are very few dedicated resources where students can research architectural history and theory. Designing Buildings Wiki gives us an instant-access online resource with a helpful encyclopaedic format. This a great resource for research and it also allows us to publish our own work online.

−	For my own essay ‘[[The%20architectural%20profession\|The History of the Architect as a Profession]]’ I had to travel to London to use the RIBA library. I wanted to include a list of the bodies that govern the architectural profession in different countries around the world, but couldn’t find a comprehensive, up to date list anywhere. There was very little information online, and my university library was only of limited help ~~for such a specific subject~~. So I had to compile a list from scratch myself by searching for each individual governing body.	+	For my own essay ‘[[The%20architectural%20profession\|The History of the Architect as a Profession]]’ I had to travel to London to use the RIBA library. I wanted to include a list of the bodies that govern the architectural profession in different countries around the world, but couldn’t find a comprehensive, up to date list anywhere. There was very little information online, and my university library was only of limited help. So I had to compile a list from scratch myself by searching for each individual governing body.

−	Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the ~~other~~ research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture governing bodies – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.	+	Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the rest of the research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture governing bodies – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.
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		+	[[User:RobPollard\|Rob Pollard]]

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	Check out the other winners of our student competitions		Check out the other winners of our student competitions
−	*[~~http://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/w/Announcing%20our%20student%20engineer%20winner~~ The winners of the student engineer competition...]	+	*[[Announcing_our_student_engineer_winner\|The winners of the student engineer competition...]]
−	*[~~http://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/w/Announcing%20our%20student%20architect%20winner~~ The winners of the student architect competition...]	+	*[[Announcing_our_student_architect_winner\|The winners of the student architect competition...]]

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−	~~Can you help? We have compiled a list of articles we know the site is missing. If any are in your subject area then why not start writing? Even if you just begin an article, for others to develop...~~	+	Articles needed

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Designing Buildings at 06:42, 19 February 2013

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−	Below we have an excellent blog post from [[User~~:RobPollard~~\|Rob Pollard]], winner of our student architect essay competition.	+	Below we have an excellent blog post from [[User%3ARobPollard\|Rob Pollard]], winner of our student architect essay competition.

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−	As an architecture student, and having recently researched and written an essay myself, I feel that Designing Buildings Wiki is an excellent source of information for fellow students. Other than the RIBA library, there are very few dedicated resources where students can research architectural history and theory. Designing Buildings Wiki gives us an instant-access online resource with a helpful encyclopaedic format. Not only is this a great resource for research, it also allows us to publish our own work online.	+	As an architecture student, and having recently researched and written an essay myself, I feel that Designing Buildings Wiki is an excellent source of information for fellow students. Other than the RIBA library, there are very few dedicated resources where students can research architectural history and theory. Designing Buildings Wiki gives us an instant-access online resource with a helpful encyclopaedic format. Not only is this a great resource for research, it also allows us to publish our own work online.

−	For my own essay ‘[[~~The_architectural_profession~~\|The History of the Architect as a Profession]]’ I had to travel to London to use the RIBA library. I wanted to include a list of the bodies that govern the architectural profession in different countries around the world, but couldn’t find a comprehensive, up to date list anywhere. There was very little information online, and my university library was only of limited help for such a specific subject. So I had to compile a list from scratch myself by searching for each individual governing body.	+	For my own essay ‘[[The%20architectural%20profession\|The History of the Architect as a Profession]]’ I had to travel to London to use the RIBA library. I wanted to include a list of the bodies that govern the architectural profession in different countries around the world, but couldn’t find a comprehensive, up to date list anywhere. There was very little information online, and my university library was only of limited help for such a specific subject. So I had to compile a list from scratch myself by searching for each individual governing body.

	Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the other research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture governing bodies – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.		Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the other research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture governing bodies – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.
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		+	Check out the other winners of our student competitions
		+	*[http://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/w/Announcing%20our%20student%20engineer%20winner The winners of the student engineer competition...]
		+	*[http://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/w/Announcing%20our%20student%20architect%20winner The winners of the student architect competition...]
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		+	Can you help? We have compiled a list of articles we know the site is missing. If any are in your subject area then why not start writing? Even if you just begin an article, for others to develop...
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		+	[http://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/w/Articles%20required Read more...]
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Below we have an excellent blog post from [[User:RobPollard|Rob Pollard]], winner of our student architect essay competition.

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As an architecture student, and having recently researched and written an essay myself, I feel that Designing Buildings Wiki is an excellent source of information for fellow students. Other than the RIBA library, there are very few dedicated resources where students can research architectural history and theory. Designing Buildings Wiki gives us an instant-access online resource with a helpful encyclopaedic format. Not only is this a great resource for research, it also allows us to publish our own work online.

For my own essay ‘[[The_architectural_profession|The History of the Architect as a Profession]]’ I had to travel to London to use the RIBA library. I wanted to include a list of the bodies that govern the architectural profession in different countries around the world, but couldn’t find a comprehensive, up to date list anywhere. There was very little information online, and my university library was only of limited help for such a specific subject. So I had to compile a list from scratch myself by searching for each individual governing body.

Having gone to all that trouble, and knowing my list and the other research I’d done for the essay would be useful to other people, it was great to be able to upload it onto Designing Buildings Wiki. So now when people search for information about the architectural profession they will find my essay. Try googling – architecture governing bodies – and you’ll see it already comes up on the first page of the results.

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